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THE Detroit Food Commons

KUJICHAGULIA KITCHENS

MAMA IMANI HUMPHREY BANQUET HALL

KNIGHT RECEPTION AREA

The Detroit Food Commons is a two-story, 31,000 Sq. Ft. community development project spearheaded by the Detroit Black Community Food Sovereignty Network and our partner, Develop Detroit, Incorporated. We chose Black-owned companies L.S. Brinker Construction and architect SDG Associates to bring the vision of the Detroit Food Commons into reality. The $22 million project required multiple funding streams, including donations, grants, and loans.
“We are the ones we have been waiting for.”― June Jordan
The Detroit Food Commons

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